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Name:	Feb -	Reply
Subject:	For Big Boat, Generator
Date:	5/18/2006 1:46:13 PM

Hey Big Boat, I have been out and about, and I am not totally up on things. I believe you said you had a broken generator regulator arm or some part like that. You may want to try reparing the broken metal part with some Loctite. It is a very good material with various strengths. the Loctite "Red" is good for permanent fixes of metal materials. but can be separated again with heat. I am not sure where you can find it in your area, but you may want to try either a Lowes or Home Depot. Clock repair guys often use this product. Hope this will help you.

Here is one link that may help or do a Google Search.

URL: Loctite

Name:	Pier Pressure -	Reply
Subject:	For Big Boat, Generator
Date:	5/18/2006 3:38:04 PM

Thanks for the advice. I had thought about using JB Weld to attempt fix. Turns out the part was less than $3.00. Only issue was it will take a couple weeks to be delivered... I can wait. I honestly think that there are other problems also. I will keep you informed.

Name:	Feb -	Reply
Subject:	Agree, New Part Best Way
Date:	5/18/2006 4:40:53 PM

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